ASM G-2 Help needed

shwstpr88

Member
Does any one know if there is like a pdf with instruction on how to use the ASM G-2 skimmer?
I have never had a skimmer like this and I bought it used so I dont know how to adjust it and things like that.
 

shwstpr88

Member
Just curious to see how you adjust it, maybe I'm jumping the gun cause its still in the box havent opended it up yet. Does it just have a little air tube like my hob one did?
 

teresaq

Active Member
nope, you just raise or lower the pipe on the side with the filter on it.
Kinda hard to explain.
T
 

9supratt4

Active Member
The baffles have nothing to do with it....the pump on the skimmer has an air tube....that you don't adjust. Then the sliding pipe you adjust up or down to adjust how high the water should come in the skimmer and your done
 

9supratt4

Active Member
I'm confused LOL.
The pump is connected to the body of the skimmer....that is where the water comes in....the exhaust pipe is the long sliding tube that is attached at the bottom of the skimmer with the foam.
I actually don't use the foam and I made a durso like pipe for my exhaust....it made it quieter.
 

shwstpr88

Member
Ok so thats the intake ok. So! lol....How high should I make my baffles do you think? I know what you said before but I am building right now so advice would be great.
 

9supratt4

Active Member
your baffles in the sump?? That shouldn't matter much....what you should do is just have it so the bubbles get out of the water before hitting your return pumps....If I remember correctly, you just bought a new sump and turning it into a sump/fuge...correct??
 

9supratt4

Active Member
That will definitely work!!
You can put another baffle coming down with the opening at the bottom if you want to keep bubbles out of the fuge, but otherwise that will work perfectly.
 

yerboy

Active Member
you want to run the g2 in around 6-8 inches of water so either make your baffles that size or do what i did and make them 12 inches and just build a shelf with eggcrate to hold the skimmer in 8 inches of water.
 
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